Editing Musar movement (section)

===Musar literature===
{{Main|Musar literature}}
One of the central practices of the Musar movement was studying and meditating on classical [[musar literature]] including:

* ''[[Chovot HaLevavot]]'', by [[Bahya ibn Paquda]] (11th century)
* ''Ma'alot HaMiddot'', by [[Yehiel ben Yekutiel Anav]] of Rome
* ''[[Mesillat Yesharim]]'', by [[Moshe Chaim Luzzatto]]
* ''[[Orchot Tzaddikim]]'' (''The Ways of the Righteous''), by an anonymous author
* ''[[Tomer Devorah]]'' (''The Palm Tree of Deborah'') by [[Moses ben Jacob Cordovero]]
* ''Shaarei Teshuvah'' (The Gates of Repentance) by [[Yonah Gerondi]]
* ''Madreigat Ha'Adam'' by [[Yosef Yozel Horwitz]]
* ''Cheshbon HaNefesh (Accounting of the Soul)'' by [[Menachem Mendel Lefin]] of [[Satanov]] 
* "The Musar Letter" of the [[Vilna Gaon]]